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The Journey to a Customer Experience Map Jill Hewitt September, 2013
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UXSTRAT Journey to a Customer Experience Map

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These are the slides for the 10-minute talk that was delivered at UXSTRAT in Atlanta.

Much discussion and attention has been given to customer journeys and experience maps in the UX field recently. Our team applied this research approach to the membership experience for an entertainment loyalty program. We talked to four distinct groups: newbies, fence sitters, recently renewed and lapsed members. By segmenting the audience, we were able to identify communications and interactions that led some members to satisfaction and deeper engagement and left others feeling unappreciated. In the end, we concocted a customer experience map that highlights critical points within the membership life cycle where interactions need to be customized toward member behavior.
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The Journey to a Customer Experience MapJill Hewitt

September, 2013

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A growing interest

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Opportunity strikes Entertainment Loyalty Program

Pay an annual feeEarn rewards based on dollars spentOne size fits all communications

Develop a Member Communications Plan

Email

Direct Mail

Text Messages

Mobile App

Website

Social Media

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Our mission

“We want people to join or renew not just

because of how much they can save, but because they

love being a member”

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Process

Triggers, Touchpoints and Channels Inventory

Member Research (Online Bulletin Boards)

Member Experience Workshops with Client

Develop initial model of member experience

Complete Analysis of member research

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Who do we need to talk toPhase: Member Research

Newbies

RenewersDeciles 1-4

On the fenceDeciles 5-7

Lapsed members

Enroll in person

Grandfathered in

Enroll online

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Asking questions the wrong wayPhase: Member Research

When you use your membership, what do you do? Walk me through what you usually do and what happens in return. Lots of detail is appreciated.

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Asking questions the right wayPhase: Member Research

Let’s tell a story – recount how you first learned about the program.

How did you learn about it? (read something, someone told you, etc.)Where were you?How did you feel when you learned about it?What did you do once you knew about it?Did you join immediately or later?Did you need more information than what you got initially?

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So much data, so little timePhase: Workshops

Only have the group analyze select questionsColor code respondents by segment

Green = newbiePink = on the fenceYellow = renewerOrange = lapsed members

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Putting emotion onto the mapPhase: Develop Model

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Develop a rough model of member experiencePhase: Develop Model

SIGN-UP WEEKLY EMAIL

RENEWALUSAGE EXPIRATION REMINDER

REWARD

YEAR ONE

UNHAPPY

ELATED

Optimal experience Average experience Poor experience

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The final product

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Lessons Learned1) Ask questions the right way

• Research questions should encourage story telling

2) Understand audience segments• Color coding your respondent segments helps to identify trends

3) Use client time wisely• Give clients interesting and vocal respondents (highs and lows)

4) Emotions point to communication customization• Think about how to speak to your happy, indifferent and unhappy

customers at each phase

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Questions?

Jill Hewitt@[email protected]

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